Thanks. The tension from the tool and a little heat worked well. Otherwise, it was gonna be a tough day on the tool. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you.

Thanks - kind of you to comment!

Thanks for watching. The removal tool plus the little bit of heat made it much more do-able. I tried brute force with the tool alone. Wasn’t gonna happen. Put it under pressure, add a little heat wait, little more, wait and out it came. Thanks for subscribing. More Volvo stuff coming when the weather breaks.

@@houseofbrokendobbsthings5537 That’s how I did it on my S70. Heat is the way to go. Patience and a beer help too. Look forward to the videos. I’m restoring a T5R.

Sorry no check IPD or FCPEuro they have them available. At least when I was looking.

Thanks for watching. Hoping it helps somebody at some point.

Volvo Rear Suspension End Links Remover/Installer alt 9995497 from Amazon - a few dollars cheaper here. Seems to be the same supplier.

Do i need to take out the other side to be able to do this?

@@abdieldelacruz2528it the best and change both sides wen you first gonna do it